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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
Les Republicans lont bien com,

Les Republicans lont bien com
'priis samedi dernier, ils ont su ap
pr6cier le danger que courait la
R6publiaue; sans distinction de
nuances ills se sont coalis6s pour
lle conlurer ct ils ont r6ussi. Tant
mieuxll mails qu'ils prennent gar
de: Ills iouent ayec le feu; les dis
sensions continuelles 6branlent Ia
confance, tnent le commerce ct
prepayment Ia vote B une reslaura.
ton de Ia Monarchie.
An premier tour du scrutin dn
congress, M. Sidi Carnot reeut 3O3
volx, M. Ferry 212, le general
148 ct M. de Freyolnet7 rs
Apres ce ballotage, NM. Ferry
ct de Freycinet SO %retirerent de Ia
lutte. ct en- agissant ainsi ills trent
preuve d. patriotisme.
An second tour M. Sid Carnot
recut GIG voix, IL general Saussier
l86.
M. Sidl Carnot fut done slu + 6.
sident de la R6prblique FRANCHISE.
Ce choix fait honneur au Con-
gres de Versailles.
a Phonnetet6 personnif6e dams
Ia personne de NJ Gr6vy succede
rhonnetet6 parsonni64e dams Ia
personne de NJ. Sid Carnot.
Ne q Limoges le IL aont 1887,
le nouv. au President EXTRA a.rEco-
le Polytechnique = I'age de vinggtt
ans. Il en- sortit q la t6te de So
promotion ct fut nomme ing6nieul
de Ia marine. Flu d6put6 dams Ia
Cote dor le 5 Fevrier 1871 il I'll
partie de plusieurs ministere ,entr'
autres de celui de Ferry, qui fut
renyerse le 10 Novembre 1881, q
de celui de Freycinet tomb6 le !
Janvier 1856.
Reconnu CONNIE IN DIES premlerl
ing6nieurs que possede la France
ayant toujours d6rlg6 ses effort
vers la prosp6rite de notre pays
immens6ment richie, profondemen
honnete, tel est l'homme qui wen
d'etre no-ome President de la Re
publique Erancaise.
Avec Sidi Carnot B SO tote, OF
peut encore crier: Vive la Repu
blique.
r r. ERnT1Y
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
Fleufs,
PluInes,
Rubans,
Dentelles
ct Garnitures

Nous ne motions on vente aucun
vim don't nous ne missions garan.
tn la puret6 absolue.
Notre but sst de faire de Min.
neapolis IN centre de vente de nos
Wins pour % Nord.O Quest, aussi Ia
vendons-nous : IN prix Tel que
tout le monde peut an acheter.
En yenant chez nous, vous pou.
veg etretoujours certain d'ayoir /.
quallt6 la plus pure.
Nous avons aussi On mapasin il
plus bel assortment de wins syl9Dr
eide cognacs qul soft sur Is mar
che
Nous nous sonmes assure II.
services de M. j. b. DUFAUD. 81
CHARLES A. DEMEULES. aui
seront toujours leureux de yoirS
ct de sesYir ieurs amis.
p. q. ScRIMCEouR.
SOB Hennepln Ave.
minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
THENAPA VALLEY
WINE HOUSE.

Nous ayons ouyert an No, 3O8,
Hennepin Avenue une Maison do
Wins purs de California.
Les Wins que nous vendons wen
nent des Caves de Napa Valley,
California, ct sont superieurs y
ceux vendus par aucuneautre mai.
son de- pouest, pulsque nous recol-
tons le raisln 81 faisons Is vim
nous.meme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
Note de administration.

NM. j. C. Marquis de Duluth,
Simon Paul de Red Lake Falls
ct Gustave A. Schefer commits. chez
J. L, Berg de Fort Ripley, Mimi,
ont Ste NOMINEES agent de notre
journal.
Ces Messieurs sont autoris6s 3
prendre les Announcements ct en- 3
recevoir le prix. Nos lecteurs
pourront done s'adresser 3 eux
pour toute affaire dn Journal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08

lage sont dams IN 6tat pestilentiel.s
De plus, peaude larlviere t~oujours
'basse ne para1t pas ayoir IN con.
rant assezslapide.
LIE bureau de sant6, dams son.
rapport. aux autorit6s municipales,
lenr conseillera de transf6rer le'
cimetiare en- dehors du village et.
de creuser Ii lit de ID riviAre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08


A vendre d'ici a quelques jours
un lot ct une bonnie maison sur
Ia 3Ame rue N. b. pour $1,000
sur placements faciles.
lot bien situ6, dams la Sault
Ste Marie Park pour $500, ce lot
yaudra $500 au printemp5
Tn lot ct nne maison sur Ia l9eme
Ave. N. pres de la l1Ame rue
pour $3.50, les lots vacants adjoi-I
gnant SO vendent pour $500.
3 lots sur pAvenue Lyndale N.
pour $3.50 chaque.
lot sur la Rue Main pres de Ia
l6Ame Ave, N. E. $500. Sur
placements faciles.
In lot ct une bonnie maison sur la
5sme Rue N. r. pour $1,000.
y
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08

-
damn6 q mort trols de lenrs CANA
plus leunes qn'euxet les ont
pendns. Dsux de ces petits infor-
ont pu REIMBURSEMENT etre
alemps par des person
mes atttiir6es par le bruit mails le
troisiAma, qui Atait le plus leune,
await d6ja perdu connalssance ct
6tait dane IN 6tat pressure deses
.p6r6.
WAsHINGToN, l-Lacommlssion
.des pecherles . tenu me Tongue
seance hier depuis deux heures
iusqu'a 6.15 heures du soir; aprAs
auoi les proc6d6s furent ajournes
q samedi. D'aprAs Q que ION
peut voiir, les proced6s de cetts
commission seront poursuiyis en-
core longtemps par propositions ct
contre propositions, jusqu'a ce
u on soft fx6 de chaque cote sur
.quelqu'idee g6n6rale qui sera cou-
chee par ecrlt. Il est impossible
de prevoir 81 les negotiations dnre.
ront longtemps. Les commlssai
res dissent quilts sont inoapables de.
|formuler respntement une propo
sition generate. Tons les proc6
d6s ne sont plus malntsnant fats
d huis clos.
Disette de charhon,
CHIoAGo.--On annonce de Du
luth que pres de 100000 de ton
mes de Charlton ont etc prises lei,
environ 100000 de plus que Pan
nee dernlere, ct d6ja Ron pr6Yoit
qu'il y aura III manque consldeia
bic dams lapprovisionnement de &c
combustible Get niver. Les viIps
lde Minnesota ct Dakota sont 3 ce
propos dams panxiet6. "a Huron,
plusieurs personnes s'attendent q
employer du foin pour le chauH !.
ge. A Adrian, il ny a pas une livre
de Charlton a vendre elton rappor-
to que Ia detresse est parmi Ia elias.
Sc pauyre.
= 's4 Ina p1ss' o.n = :
- age oisau rn,shai;.se
wen. ue ~ IA, TT
lncorrjg BILE de 10 ans nomme Ere
der1c Riley a emport6 q Ia cuisine IN
paugre pee.' gaIson ~ an' ra.,a,
me oones :. aplu a :; )
naN ave. ~ SOL un;a :. nlaca
enleve ~ pan.alon p -. 80
= IN poeie iouge :. ~ Mau.o
NJ " a9ice. ) enhn ~ x oa aa, :
erie!, ! oueui us c.ai 3.
Ala1t supposelq u go ASA ~
anollnal. 10 sG : : aa'ie
Isangelaqu, - pi an !; 81 mart
ne = Gulan
ue ses teiIlpies a..l :
mansleste quanu q
ponce Q aiieeo.
Fete rubliqus.
SiULT SAINTE- MARIE, Mich, =
Les Canadiens francois DIES con
trees environnantes ont fete, her,
une sorte de Jublle presquaugsl
grand que celul de ia RENE. Ce-
TAFT q poccaslon de iarrlyee des
premi. rs chars du chem1u &c Ter
canadlen gu Paclhque dams 70 70
callte. Des dfapcanx nottalent
3 plusleurs endrolts, leg aHalz
res aValent etc suspendues CT par
toat, CO Jour la, II y eut cho-
mage: Celia causa beaucoup
de reloulssance lel surtou., parce
que quRnd Ia lgne sera rendue az
pont appele International, toute "a
gralnde vote ferfee depuls lAtians
tlque au P~acllque, sera completee.
Les cu'ees dc &c Pont pour traver.
ser le canal song actueii7lnenS -. se
poser ct seroIt termlnees en meme
temps que la grande charpente.
Les locomotives sont CONNIE ae
coutulme, arretees par la neige en-
ire Get endrolt ct q ]onctlon az
Sault SalntesMarle.
lie Canal De Panama.
New YoRK,-On dit que les
plans de NJ. de Lesseps pour le
canalgde Panama ont 6t6 modifi6s
Ce sera un canal q ecluses, con-
trairement au projet adopte d'a
bord.
i. Slaven, president de Ia COM
pagnle gu1 q Gu le contrat de creu-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
ETATS-UNIS.
New York 100000 ouYliers

New York q 100000 ouyliers
sans travail.
lie te%rrltoire de Dakota, d. u,
s'est declare en- favour de a prohi-
bition.
Le magnifque-h6tel de la Nor
thern Pacific Dining Car Co, 81
tue q Huron, Montana qui a co1te
$4,000 a etc detruit par le feu
HER.
La petite vile de Wauseau,
|chef-lieu du comte de Marathon
(Wiscosin), q etc jet6 dams Ia
CONSERVATION par IN incendie
dams lequel IN p6re ct ses cling en-.
fants ont peri.
I'm bucheron de Nebraska
City nomm6 John Haf a d6cou-
vert un monstre q forme humane
dams IN bois pres de cette vile
hier. LIE monstre s'est noy6 en-
voulant trayers er la rivi9re.
lie professeur Wondlin Tim
mermano, de YUniversite de Leba-
nor, Ohio, est tomb6 dams Ia gran
de roue dun moulin a farine qui
falsait 1870 revolutions q Ia minute.
Son corps a etc rebuilt en- pieces.
--Trois ieunes files, Ag6es cha
cune de Is ans, sc sont 6vad6es de
Ia maison de correction de rEtat
[du Massachusetts, q Lancaster,
en- sciant les barraux de fer de Pu-
ne des fen6tres de reimbursement.
"A Ia suite dune q~uerelle de
MENACE, IN nomme Glow, du petit
villag. d'Amboy comte de Blue
Earth, Minnesota, a mortellement
blesss ga femme q cops de revol-
yer ct s'est ensuite brittle la GER
yelIe.
I'm fermier du comt6 de MARI
baro. Caroline du Noad, nomm6
Irby, q tue . coups de revolver
deux nAgres qui 6taient allies l'atta-
quer dams So ferme lie meurtrier
s'est constitute spontan6ment pr
sonnier.
a Kensington, Connecticut,
un nomm6 Georges Cunham, pro
bablement dams un acces de folie,
q mortellement bless6 ga soeur, une
toute jeune file, . coups de hache,
ct s'est ensuite empoisonn6 avec
de l'arseniste de cuisre.
I'm Negro age de 20 ansdemeu
rant 3 Columbia Caroline dn Sud.
nomm6 Daily a tue So femme ct q
ensuite bruj6 son cadayre. Aus
sitot apres sonSarrestation il s'est
coupe la gorge ii q admis aYoirI
tue ses trois femmes.
LIE froid dams pOuest. Une
violente bourrasqne de neige ac-
compagn6e dun vent glacial du
nord Quest, s'est abattue sur Des
Molnes Iowa ct les environs ct q
cause nne grande baisse de tempe
nature dams toute Ia region.
Journalistic cravache, M. John
Mlnoter, propriAtaire 6ditenr du
Wercester County News, q etc as
ct publiquement crayach6 q
Webster Massachusetts par une
femme dn nom d,Eliza me-. tiD uuil
Sc plaignalt d'ayoir ete difam6e
par ce journal.
Seize jeunes files employeesI
par leSlieutenant de marine Gray
don, = Indianapolis (Indiana)
pour Ia fabrication dune nouvslle
maniere explosible qul dot etre
experiment6e prochainemAnt au
fort Hamilton New York ont ete
empoisonnees par les produits Chi.
miques gu Giles ont do maniier ct
sont, afirme.t.oa, dams IN
Stat tres critique.
Cling gamins dc qninze ans Do
&VE1E&f
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08

encore beaucoup ! fare, ali dire de
ceux qui ont pm entrer dams la
sale de l'exposition avant les me-
sures de rigueur en- question
Les obiets sont mis- on place q
masure qn'ils sent deballes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS.

L'ECHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respsn-
sable DIES idees CT opinions emises PAL
sea correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
CANADA.


CANADA.
NoNTR1AA.
La pollcs q etc Charge de
prendre soin dun petit garcon de
ii ans, nomme Fred Runner, de
Ont. La familie Runner
est arrlyee d'Angleterre depnis
cinq ans lie pltit garcon q lsisse
Ia has ga grand mere, d laqnelle il
staff tres attache. Depnis son de-
part d'Angleterre, lenfant na ces
SO de parler de 80 grand'mere.
Hier, il s'est cach6 sous les slAges
un char qui venait 4 Montreal ct
ii est venu ainsi iusque dams notre
yille, avec pintention bien arretAe
de Sc cacher q bord dun trans
atlantique ct de retourner on An
gleterre yoir 81 grand mere.
Nine Dezouche, p4uvre fem-
me qui travaille au bureau de pos.
t , trouva rautre jour, Place d'Ar-
mes, un p~ortefnille rempii d'ar-
gent. Ellie ALA, tout de suite, le
3 M. Lamotha, les priant
de tacher den trouver le propri6.
taire. NJ. Lamothe constata que le
portefeuille contenant $l7O. LIE
il Wit sur IN journal
IN annonce decrivant Tobjet per.
du ct offrant une recompense de
$40. Nine Dezouchs refusa d'ac-
.cepter cette recompense, trop forte
q ses yeux. On parvint 3 lui faire
acceptar $40
Assaili par IN baeuf.
-Adelard Sauve, boucher, de
Henri, demeurant rue Phi
lippe., age de % ans, "a etc trans
porte her soir D l'hop1tal Notre
Dame. ii SQUIRE dune blessure
au cote lnfiigee rsr IN bout qui
Ia frappe dun coup de corne. La
pleasure 6talt tellement grave que
les intektins sortaient.
lie malheureux est dane un 6tat
critique.
Triste ct ireppant.
lie triste incident qui suit est
|bien propre q d6montrer l'abrutis.
sement ct Is r6sultats d6plora.
bles auxquels conduit le vice hon.
teux d. l'lvrognerie. Une pauvre
femme await As6 Yictime dan grave
accident: ellie etait tomb6 du b. al
dun escalier, s'6tait inhig6 de gra-
YES pleasures ct await meme perdu
.l'usage de ses seDs. Gu lqn'un |. j
lorta secoure, ct Ia pauvre femme
yenait de reprendre eennaissance,,
quand un de ses fls entire, " {
.. .et Sc met a frappef 81 violem-
ment 3 coups de poing,. sur unesta
bic, que Ia pauvre mere encur-
.bien afffsct6a par suite de .ce qui
EE%-EESE.I#.G Et#W4. .
venalt lul arr,ver, est sal
sic d,ef1rol, perd &c nonveau
connalssance; Ia clrcula'lon 9 ar
rete etelie meurt suffoquee q. ter
rear.
Queis ne doiVentspas etre q ~
mords de CO fills ingrat qui apres
auoir d6rnl6 sa mare fnts sans h
youloir il est yrai mais dune ma
Mere Ayidente. il nous semble. foe
casion de la ort ct presque lie
meurtrier de- sa mere!
Par spect pour la defunt , une
excellente chl6tienne dune resi-
guael9n :. " au,n.,ao.e
e nall1oa 80 na.a
Dlos sen,oes 81. eyA p.,ssas0 Ms
~ uonne'oas pug les nJ... a aae.e
.ce que nous us'ns ooss1
a4.n;aanta .a a.ost nessf / ! INIT
~. ~ liz -
QUEBEC.
n p.,,h6 A,,.laira o,r6 AZ
n.6ha. naolada den,,,s ,nai,nas
ia : rMan;tai 96a6ra, ct
5 1910 1s :
ra aa Ias ssocramenta ia 1,1al;sa
n.y. 80 80
nnr.u4
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08

Un lot pres du lake Harriet ct
du Boulevard d $500. Ce lot SO
veudra pour $500 lie printemps
proclaim.
Un lot sur la 18Ame Rue pres de
la Gene Ave. n. pour 500.
Placements faciles.
On lot 4Ox98 pieds pres de Is Is
Ave. N. 3. ct 2eme Rue pour
$3.50.
Q beanx grands lot sur la 2Ame
rue n q. entire la 20 ct 23eme
Ave, 500 chaqne.
A vendre IN lot avec une bonnie
maison sur la rue H4mbolt, pres
de l'avenue Western, que vous
pouvfz a.heter a bon march6
d'1ci an1ar.de Janvier.
DEMEULES,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
DIVERS ENnRolTs.

%S@&sMN5N&%F9 - v 6AV6A 0AN0ASOoo &&s%&|E&$&&s4
iarcheveque Tach6 c6l6br9
le % noyembre le trents-sixieme
anniiversaire de SO CONSIDERATION
CONNIE archeveque dn. diocese de-
Isl. Boniface.
Mort subtle.
On 6critd de- ST. FRANCOIS, Beau
&c, que IN. Charles Poulin. Guilt
vateur de cette paroisse, est mort
snbitement sanedi dernier.
lie d6funt 6tait Age d'enyiron5O
ans.
SAINT EUsTACHE.-La diphthA-
RE s6vit beauconp ici depuis deux
moiis; 30 personnes ont succomb6
j cette terrible maladle dams oct
espace de temps. On attribua 10
cause de Ia contagion an fat que
le site dp cimetiere 90 trouye al
centre du village. Les 4gouts qui
partent de cetsendroit pour aller
Ii petite riviere qui traverse e vii
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08

--Une ielne canadienne fran
caise de Boston, Mile Lamoureux,
est morte al! convent DIES SHurs
Crises i Ottawa; c''6talt une file
dune rare heaut6. Deux religion
ses ont accompagn6 ses restes 3
RncfnYi
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15
Sherman Hoist by his Own Pct -
 ard

Philadelphia Record: In 1876 Da. vid NJ. Key. an ex Confederate sol E dler and Democrat, sat in the Sen : ate of the Uuited States from Ten : nessee. During the session of lS76- 2 Col. Key, from hls place in the Senate, vigorously denounced as dis
 honest and fraudulent every step taken by the Republican leaders to put R. B. Hayes into the office of President. When Hayes was inaug- urated this "Confederate" David NJ. Key was appointed Postmaster Gen eral by the advice of John Sherman. Mir. sherman was then glad to have associated with him Tn the Cabinet one of the Southern "Confederates." Now this same Sherman, in shame less disregard of this leaf from politi cal history, seeks to excite sectional animosity by denounclng President Cleveland for appointing southern men to high and responsible office
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15

Cal; one paid to Nevada Bank of San Francisco, and the rest else
 where. Nos 45,649 drew the two Fourth Prizes of S10,000 each; sold to parties in Chicago, H.; San Fran cisco, Oakland and San Jose, Cal; Keokuk, Iowa; Camille, Mo; New Orleans, Boston, Washington, Pitts
 burg, Mt. Pleasant, Fla; Gurdon, Ark; Union Star. Mo-; and else
 where. So the wheel turns on for ever, and on July 12 it will all be re- peated Any one can learn full par ticulars by addressing NJ. A. Dau- phin. New Orleans, La Seek For tune's embrace ere it is too late.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15
JonN snrnnAs is shrewd. bud lol

JoHN SHERMAN is shrewd, and for man working for a presidential nomination he seems to have all the schemes down fine. He has set speeches for the north and South. His Nashville speech delivered ear ly in the spring had none of the re. bel smashing utteranees Tn 1t which characterized hisspringGeld address. Mir. Sherman would have shown more courage, if not discretion, had he attacked the rebels when he was near enough for them to defend themselves.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15
100 Doses One Dollar
Seek FOrtune's Embrace Ere 1t |,
 too Late.

tOO Ldlc.
 The goth Grand Monthly Draw. ing of The Louisiana State Lottery took place at New Orleans, on Tues day (always Tuesday,, May 10th, 1887. $522,500 was sent to many worthy people. We will tell some: No. l5,766 drew tue first prize; it was sold in fractional tenths at Sl each, sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. One was sent to F J. Lynch, a well known liquor dealer s. K. cor. llth and Locust Str, Phila. 1t was collected by the Third National Bank of Phlla.; six tenths were sold to California, and were collected through Wells, Fargo & Co.,, of San Francisco, Cal. one sold to A. Frunv. Deer Lick, Mason Go, w. Va, was collected through Metropolitan Ma. tional Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio. No. 75, S66 drew the Second Prize of $50, 900; 1t also was sold in tenths for Sl two were paid through the Natl Commercial Natl Band of Nashville. Tenn; one paid through Bank Of Commerce, Louisville, Ky. two to Frank Corcoran, Cairo H., through the City Natl Bank of Cairo. III. No. l5,S72 drew the Third Prize of Sz0,OOO-it was also sold in tenths; one to Edwin Le Bars of New York city, collected through Adams Ex- press Co.,; ono to N. Crenshaw of Everest, kas. one to C. J. Harman, paid through Corry National Bank of Corry, Pa, ono paid through Bank of California at San Francisco,
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15
Literary Note.

Jules Verne, the celebrated novel. ist, concluding that "Dr.' Ox's Ex pertinent" being such a failure, he would make "Tour of the World" "In Search of the Castaways." Af ter making very enjoyable trip, he was forced to spend "A Winter in the Ice" because "The Wreck of the Chancellor had deprived him of his means of reaching "The Mysterious Island" where he was to meet "Michael Strogof," who had spent "Five Weeks in Balloon" endeayor- ing to go "From the Earth to the Moon." This meeting also being q failure, he went 10000 Leagues Un. der the Sea" attempting to make "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth. ? After all this he has at last settled down and written another thrilling and interesting story entitled North and South; a romance of the Civil War,p--a story of the most exciting nature, the scenes and incidents be ing located in the South. This sto- ry will be commenced in TEE MEM pnIs SUNDAY TIMES in June. Be sure and send in your subscription early so as not to miss a single chap. ter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15

Igregatlon in singing, attends the prayer meeting, and ln every way shows that she is deyout Christian and q thoronghgolng, conscientious woman.
 The Presidents bride, of course was in great demand. She was urg- ed to patronize charity fairs, to open entertainments for hospitals and to encourage meetings for the relief Of the poor, and she kindly responded to every invitation of this character. In point of fact she is one of the most glorious successes of thls ad- ministration, and whenever she drops hint that she desires a second term for her well equipped husband, the boys will see to 1t the nomination and re election are rushed through with whoop.
 Politicians are quoted as saying that the Presidents marriage was eae Gf the best steps which he has ever taken, and 1t is not astonishing how universal Is. the admiration for his beautiful wife among Congress men who frequent the Executive Mansion. She meets a member Of Congress once and thereafter never fforgets hlm. His political status and official record she has on her tongues end It is wonderful how happily she combines the society lady, tile diplomat and the true friend.
 Mrs. Cleveland has fitted Red Top with all the comforts of an elegant home, and the Presidents family spend 2 larger part of thelr time there. The drive between the White House and Red Top is through the most delightful portions of the city, and Mrs Cleveland and her mother never tire of It. Mrs. Cleveland, in addition to being very good house keeper for so young woman, is very fond of pets of all sorts. Sc delights in the care of her canaries, of which she has half dozen cages, besides mocking birds and inches. She has several pretty cats, one q large white one, Tommy, which ruled the White House until the French poodle Hector was introduced. Hector she purchased in Brittany, and has taught him all sorts of tricks. About 10 o'clock every morning Hector will scratch and whine at the door of the Presidents office until admit ted. The dog will wag it's tail and look wise until the President takes up package of newspapers or a book, and Hector will quickly grasp them in his mouth. "Here, take them to your mistress" he will say, and the dog is gone like flash and 1 the package is delivered correctly.
 One of the queerest pets of the White House is mormoset, which | is tiny Brazilian ape with long tail and fuzzy hair. Itis docile, very cunning and is source of never ending interest to Mrs. Cleveland. It was the gift of friend.
 The home life of the President | and Mrs. Cleveland is model for the whole country. At Red Top they have COW, some poultry, tame pig cons, kitchen garden and an abund- ance of flowers and foliage plants everywhere. They walk on the lawn, promenade on the broad veranda and read in the large front room. Mrs Cleveland frequently seats herself at the piano and plays and sings well. It is cozy home and Is thoroughly enjoyed by it's occupants.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15
TuttIe's Tattle.

Kansas City Times: Surely the c. A. R. cannot be aware that if it holds it's encampment in St. Louis it.will be welcomed by a Democratic Governor, Democratic Mayor, q Democratic majority Of the City Council, and will be entertained by the expenditure of goodly sum of Democratic money. St. Louis raised Sl00,000 for the entertainment of the c. A. R., an organization which is presumed to contain men Of all shades of political belief. A curious state oi affairs truly if that organiza- tion refuses to meet it's appointment through fear of eneountering the President of the United States.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-15

CHICAGO has taken another turn at rebuking anarchists and boodlers by electing a number of citizens candi- dates to the judicial bench by over whelming majorities. There is a large lawless element in Chicago, but the city is large and decency and law and order still hold the fort by a good majority.